Recently, Maxi participated in the "The Deep 3" program and talked about what he learned from the team's veterans.

Maxi: "Those veterans are still in touch with me now. Tobias and they often chat with me, and I am very grateful to them. They said, 'You have to wait for the opportunity. I also waited for it back then, and I got my current position step by step.' This made me the current player and myself."

Host: "From the rookie season to the second season, what are the valuable suggestions that those veterans have given you? What are the words you think you must pass on to the new generation of years. Light players? "

Maxi: "Actually, it's all small things, such as having professional qualities. I used to say that being on time is like being late. So I try to arrive early in everything I do. Do you understand what I mean? Whether it's getting on the bus, training, or anything else."

"I have talked to my teammates about a lot of these topics, and I will definitely pass on these valuable experiences. I remember Tobias Harris once said something to me, and I still remember that I. When I was a rookie, one day I sat on the team bus and felt very depressed because I didn’t get the chance to play as I expected. I saw some other rookies playing. Although they were not competing for the championship team, they could get playing time and make some data. I kept thinking at that time that I wanted to play too. I knew I could help the team, and I could really help. "

"He sat down in the back of the bus and talked to me. That scene I will always be I can't forget it. I remember we seemed to be in Orlando at the time. He said, 'Rookie, your chances will always come. In this year's playoffs, the team must need you very much. Wait with peace of mind, keep calm, everything will be fine.' He slowly enlightened me, and things did go as he said later. That year, I became the first player on the bench to be replaced. In the second year, I entered the starting lineup and have been smooth since then. "